I think there is something interesting about balancing the dynamic between pressing the right and wrong buttons, and having these two polar actions contribute to a single win condition in a rhythm game. It really capture the feeling of freestyling that comes with rapping. One suggestion I would make is to continue to lean into that concept a bit more, and really showcase it. Highlight the words where the rhyme can change, and maybe make the input button icon glow or something to indicate that the input can be wrong to throw off the rhyme intentionally.

Other than that, I did enjoy the simplicity of the game, and I always appreciate a rhythm game that has the world change around you as you play.

As someone who is perpetually late for work, I'd love the ability to strike my boss with lightning, haha! Great version of the Champ, he's my favourite of the Jam!

Agreed that a rhythm game is a super great fit for the champ.  i also really appreciate the options included.  Stuff like controller and keyboard support, delay adjustment, and no fail mode are actually really nice accessibility things i would not expect from any game jam game

Fun and interesting concept! I understand that there's some placeholder assets, but I can imagine what it would be like with finished music. A bit difficult to press all the buttons (on keyboard at least) while reading the lyrics and looking at the visuals, but I had a good time with this.

This was fun! The concept is solid and I'd love to play it again with some groovy boom-bap beats.

Seriously, I really enjoyed playing this (on no-fail mode). It was a challenge to hit the (correct) keys while also reading the lyrics. Rhymes were funny, and the reality-bending moments were great!